Fans of the "Fallout" game series won't have to wait for long for the next installment. According to a post on Instagram, the follow-up to Bethesda's "Fallout 4" is already under development.
"Fallout 4" was released back in November 2015. Meanwhile, Bethesda announced their plans for a DLC campaign that will continue this year and up to 2017. The game studio also released several patches for "Fallout 4." Mod creator TrickyVein just released the user's latest mod called "Crossbows of the Commonwealth," according to Nexus Mods.
Meanwhile, a voice actor who starred in "Fallout 4" has accidentally leaked vital information about "Fallout 5," according to Daily Star. While bragging on Instagram, actor Ryan Alosio may have just revealed the existence of "Fallout 5".
The actor provided voice acting as Deacon in "Fallout 4" as well as for "Battlefield Hardline" and "Rise of the Tomb Raider." Writing on Instagram, Alosio declared that there is movement internally in the game studio "gearing up for the pre-production of "Fallout 5." Alonsio deleted his post from Instagram just minutes later. However, Fraghero has captured a screenshot of it before it was deleted.
Taking into consideration the leaked information about the development of "Fallout 5," it wouldn't be a surprise to see the game within the next two years. A quick turnaround from Bethesda is certainly possible since the development team is now well accustomed with the next generation game consoles. Previously "Fallout New Vegas" was released on the last console generation only two years after "Fallout 3."
This won't be the first time when a voice actor has revealed the existence of a "Fallout" game. Erik Todd Dellums, the actor who voiced the character Three Dog in "Fallout 3," previously leaked news about the development of "Fallout 4" before the studio announced it.
